SETTING UP BATCH FILES

• These Batch files will change your PG2 equipment files automatically.

• You will be able to change from SSI to FFWC2004 at the touch of a button so to speak.

•  Each equipment file requires these 3 files: Equip97.eqp, Equip97.txt, and GUI97.TXT.

•  It is important that you copy the 2 scripts EXACTLY.

• Check the name of your equipment files in your PG2 folder which should be “Original” and “FFWC2004”.

• You may have named them differently or used capital letters, if so, rename them as above without the underline or apostrophes.

• 1. Open up your PG2 folder, right click in an empty space, from the menu select “new” and “folder”

• 2. Name this “new folder” BATCH FILES.

• 3. Open “Notepad”

• 4. Copy and paste, or type the following script:  This must be exactly as shown.

•  cd C:\panzer2\Original
   copy *.* C:\panzer2
   cd..
   PANZER2        

• 5. Click on “file”  click on “save as”  and save as SSI.bat

• 6. Put this SSI.bat file into your new folder called BATCH FILES.

• 7. Exit “Notepad”
• 8. Open “Notepad”
• 9. Copy and paste, or type the following script:  This must be exactly as shown.
•  cd C:\panzer2\FFWC2004
•  copy *.* C:\panzer2
•  cd..
•  PANZER2
• 10.Click on “file”  click on “save as”  and save as FFWC2004.bat
• 11.Put this FFWC.bat file into your new folder called BATCH FILES.
• 12. Exit “Notepad”
• 13. Right click on your BATCH FILES folder and create a shortcut on your desktop.
• 14. That’s it.  All you have to do now is click on the shortcut and select whichever equipment file you want to use.  This will open up PG2 using that equipment file.  If this doesn’t happen check that you have copied the script files correctly and that your equipment file names are the same as mentioned in the script files.

  If you have a Spy checker installed, at some stage it will alert you that an unknown script file is attempting to run and requires your approval, click “allow”.  These programmes are there to stop anyone placing script files on your computer from the Internet.  As it is you yourself who has created these script files it is safe for you to “allow” them to be used.

  If you need more assistance contact Clayballs.

mentioned in the script files.

If you have a Spy checker installed, at some stage it will alert you that an unknown script file is attempting to run and requires your approval, click “allow”.  These programmes are there to stop anyone placing script files on your computer from the Internet.  As it is you yourself who has created these script files it is safe for you to “allow” them to be used.